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Tesla's new humanoid robot, the Tesla Bot, Optimus, represents a massive new growth opportunity for the company. We are on the cusp of automating many boring, dangerous and repetitive tasks in society, thanks to emerging technologies like this. As Tesla begins to ramp development efforts on its Robotics/AI division, I think this new growth opportunity should be slowly priced into the stock (as the execution progresses). If Tesla sold 100,000 humanoid robots in 2030 that could be $25B in revenue .. 1M robots = $250B ... you get the point. If this works, there are millions of robots to sell, and huge amounts of profit/cashflow to be made. This also ensures we have a safe/benevolent robot future .. as its built by Elon Musk/Tesla instead of an evil billionaire like Jeff Bezos.

Neal: Welcome everyone to the weekly San Diego Tech News by Neal Bloom and Jonah Peake from Fresh Brewed Tech. Every Friday at 12:30pm Pacific on Clubhouse and now we record them for you to enjoy as well.  I'm Neal Bloom, entrepreneur, investor, and community builder    Jonah: And I'm Jonah Peake, serial tech operator and investor both, both of us big fans of growing the San Diego tech community. Let's dive into our five stories of the week   For week of  Sep 3, 2021 Mainstay Medical, Biotech Firm Out of Ireland, Selects Little Italy for U.S Headquarters Mainstay has picked its new US HQ and lands in Little Italy This continues the theme of Biotech in DT SD Who represent a landlord in the area This story came from CBRE Mainstay took 23,000 sq ft A great location in the mix of retail and office space This is building on the momentum of IQHQ, the new facility along pacific highway They make an implantable device called ReActiv8 Which your Dr installs Connecting 2 wires to  the nerves that control your multifidus muscle a series of small, triangular muscle bundles located on either side of the spinal column You then use a remote 2x per day to start the therapy These pulses are painless and you can just lay down and relax What do they do?   Comic-Con Museum Set to Open Nov. 26 in Renovated Federal Building at Balboa Park Museum was used for SSD Convergence in 2019   PNC Financial Services Group Inc. (NYSE: PNC) A goal to regress negative impacts of climate change Wikipedia: Environmental finance: is a field within finance that employs market-based environmental policy instruments to improve the ecological impact of investment strategies. Green buildings renewable energyclean transportation This makes a bit more sense when looking at the area of investments PNC Makes $20 Billion Commitment to Environmental Finance Making its Debut in San Diego  Amazon Fresh grocery store planned for Poway   44,686 square-foot space   Twin Peaks Plaza shopping center Poway Previously a Atlas Market, a Persian supermarket I watched an Atlas promo video, it just looks like a giant grocery store I have to imagine they did a ton of work to retrofit the space for Amazon This was under wraps until July when a few permits were issued Amazon operates 17 other locations Is this an intermediary step between grocery delivery But maybe there is more about live testing the technology? Or could this be for shop runners or delivery people eventually? We mentioned this before with local company accel Cameras Vision alg Sensors  Smart carts with screen But its worth mentioning the immense tech behind stores like this:  Its not most valuable player  MVP Launches Fourth Fund   Moore Venture Partners   Launching fund 4 One of san diego's oldest VC funds   10+ Years   Investing up to 15M $500,000 to $5 million checks   They have a pretty strong portfolio of SD companies   CloudBeds, which builds hospitality software for property management companies;  UCAP Power, which develops ultracapacitor-based power solutions;  Vessel Health, a wellness startup which developed an at-home health tracker TakeLessons EcoATM EdicoGenome Daylight Solutions Notable exits: They're taking over the world!! But at the same time sense 2010 have brought 4k jobs to the region Infrastructure and comp construction or  Logistics Professional services But also accounts for 12k indirect jobs if you think about Investing more that $2.3 billion SD does Logistics! 1500 jobs 3.3 million sq ft fulfillment center on the US/TJ boarder Not to mention a presence in UTC Computer science and software talent They are looking to compete for our  I love that we are drawing in big tech to compete for our talent It's a great sign that you can stay here and still command top jobs in certain fields Not to mention our cost of living is better than many major CA cities Amazon Credited for Creating 4,000 Local Jobs Since 2010   Fundings Sydnexis, eye health/ nearsightedness biopharmaceutical, $45M Series B with Longitude Capital and Medicxi Ventures   Aquacycl, wastewater treatment biotechnology, $10.1M with For Good Ventures and The Roddenberry Foundation   Onramp Invest, cryptoasset integration platform solution provider, $6M Seed with Gemini Funds, Coinbase Ventures, and Ritholtz Wealth Management Investor News Moore Venture Partners is raising Fund IV   Find us on twitter / Linkedin: @NealBloom & JonahPeake And find this news and more at FreshBrewedTech.com

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 Discover why your message and purpose is valuable in getting more clients and growing your business Find out more about how principles are better and more important than techniques Learn the three questions that you should be focusing on that will guarantee your target clients hooked on what you have to share Resources/Links: Wanting to Have a Continuous Business Growth and a Predictable and Increasing Revenue? Learn more on how to Secure the Future You Want and Become Confident in Your Business: www.improvedresults.com Summary Have you been feeling frustrated with your profit and your business's growth? Does it feel like a rollercoaster ride instead of a predictable and steady rise? Are you ready to know how you can create a predictable and increasing profitable revenue for your business? Jon Keel has 15 years of speaking experience with closing 30% or more of the room. He addresses the problem of stagnant, slow, or decreasing revenue growth in businesses of $1M and larger business owners. In this episode, Jon shares his tips on what will guarantee you to have quick wins, great business growth, and predictable and increasing revenue in a short amount of time. He also talks about what you should be avoiding when marketing your business and getting your target clients hooked on what you've got to share! Check out these episode highlights: 01:20 - Jon's ideal client: “It's mature business owners with seven-figure revenues who want to significantly increase their revenue, boost their profits and move away from stagnant or slow or decreasing revenue growth.” 01:47 - Problem Jon helps solve: “Well, I give my clients, Tom, a predictable revenue-generating system. In essence, a machine that produces results over and over and over. And I've done that for the last 20 years.” 02:05 - Typical symptoms that clients do before reaching out to Jon: “Yeah, the business owner has pain. I mean, really frustration. They've seen things change over the last couple of years, particularly with what we've come out of.” 03:23 - Common mistakes that people make before they find Jon's solution: “Well, over the last five to seven years, specifically, I have found three big ones that stand out. And the first one is, their messaging is confusing. And I believe if you confuse, you lose.” 06:56 - Jon's Valuable Free Action (VFA): “I could spend 30 minutes on the call with anybody. And this is not a sales call. I'm just listening and point them in the right directions.” 07:03 - Jon's Valuable Free Resource (VFR): Check out Jon's Website: www.improvedresults.com 07:34 - Q: Why do people continue to solve their revenue problems on their own? A: Because they have pride or they just don't know that they don't know. Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode: “The roadmap should be based on timeless principles, not techniques. Techniques come and go. Principles never change.” -Jon KeelClick To Tweet Transcript (Note, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast) Tom Poland 00:09 Greetings, everyone, and a warm welcome to another edition of Marketing the Invisible. My name is Tom Poland beaming out to as always from little Castaways Beach in Queensland, Australia, joined today by the erstwhile Jon Keel. Jon, welcome, sir. Good day! Where are you hanging out? Jon Keel 00:24 Tom, it's great to see you again. I'm hanging out in Dublin, Ohio, which is a suburb of Columbus. Tom Poland 00:30 Dublin, Columbus, Ohio. Perfect. Thank you, sir. For those who don't know Jon, his super talent is addressing the big problem that a lot of $1 million-plus businesses experience, which is revenue that's either stagnant, it's plateaued, or it's just unbearably slow, or worst of all, it's decreasing.

Daniel Iles (25) is a money mastery content creator with 25k on Instagram, 800k+ on Tik Tok, & 28k subscribers on YouTube.After relentless financial study a couple of years out of college, he was able to apply what he learned to build a 1M+ dollars real estate portfolio in less than 12 months with practically no money down. After pivoting from real estate, his goal now is to teach others what he learned so they can achieve financial independence quickly as well.  Learn how to master credit, negotiate with banks, build a massive real estate portfolio, travel for free and so much more. It's knowledge he wishes he had right out of college.In this episode we chat about:-Daniel's story growing up-His day-to-day as a content creator-the power of self-education-cryptocurrency & altcoinsMore about Daniel at:Youtube: Daniel IlesAll Links: stanwith.me/daniel_ilesMore about the host, Livi Redden, at:Would love it if you left a podcast review: click hereInstagram: @liviredden @todayisthefuturepodcastTikTok: @liviredden

The artist's mind will never fail to fascinate me. If you create and release music, you're setting in motion an unknown chain of events. People can guess and assume, but at the end of the day, "the fans are always smarter than you," to paraphrase John Mayer (a quote I bring up way too much). That does not mean that the artist is not smart, it means that the artist never knows exactly how the world will interpret what they let it consume. Ron Solemn, for example, released his song, "Body Bags" in 2018 and it continues to receive 10's of thousands of plays as it climbs closer to 1 million on Spotify alone. As Ron mentioned in the interview, "Body Bags" was one of a series of songs released in 2018, and he did not expect it to gain the traction that it did - something I find so interesting as I come across more examples of the market knowing what's good more often than the artist. Ron Williamson is a rapper, singer, and songwriter releasing hiphop and RnB music with a focus on mental health. He's done this under the name Ron Solemn for the past 5 years. In this podcast we cover: Ron's transition from singing to rapping and songwriting, and how friends influenced him to rap. Gaining confidence on stage by singing covers. Songwriting, going by feel and creating a full song from an idea. Marketing music, and remarketing released songs. His song, "Bodybags" and how it went viral and gained almost 1M plays. Using music to say what's on his mind. And more... Follow Ron https://www.instagram.com/ronsolemn/ (Here) Listen to Bodybags https://open.spotify.com/album/0UHzrqhVoVJbAIpQX6P9Yu?si=EPenKzMbS0ahYAQohHLHhA&dl_branch=1 (Here) Listen to Ron on https://open.spotify.com/artist/3O9TR4sFUYGfeFeBbn7MNz?si=rfFJfDljSiaugtq3qjdVAw&dl_branch=1 (Spotify) Listen to Ron on https://music.apple.com/gr/artist/ron-solemn/1335447853 (Apple Music) https://www.stereotypeco.com/ronsolemn/ (Stereotype Co. and Ron Solemn Collaboration Shirt ) Today's Sponsor is https://sodabeats.com/Sign-Up/ (SodaBeats.com) - the Easiest Way to Make HipHop and Rap Beats Online for Free. https://bopcast.captivate.fm/trysoda (Click Here to Try it) - https://bopcast.captivate.fm/trysoda Please Join Our Email List for Special Offers, Q+A's, Live Podcasts, and More - To Join, https://www.sullybop.com/ (Scroll to the Bottom of This Page) Links Below: _ Watch the Video Version on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5yW2ZNS4Iq7ff_EeKe3HkQ (YouTube) @sullybop on Instagram Search 'BOPCAST' on any platform! (Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube) Visit https://www.sullybop.com/ (SullyBop.com) for more information, show notes, and join our monthly newsletter.

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Tony Marinaro gives his take on the Carolina Hurricanes signing Jesperi Kotkaniemi to a 1-year, $6.1M offer sheet. Don't forget to follow The Sick Podcast on iHeartRadio, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and all other podcast platforms!

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Download I Thessalonians 1-5 We are in the Church Stream reading from the New English Translation. 7streamsmethod.com | @7StreamsMethod | @serenatravis | #7Streams | Donate Commentary by Dr. Drake Travis Lord Jesus, your word to us from Paul glistens with joy and wonder and endless hope. May we be strengthened by the joy we have in you and live accordingly.  Amen. Thessalonians is written to the Christians of a city we label as Thessalonica.  The locals call it Thess-a-lo-NEE-ki.  It is among the first of the 13 letters that Paul wrote to the first century churches - if not the first. Most who've studied the matter date the letter at 51 A.D. Paul wrote it to encourage the believers there and to settle questions they had about the Second Coming of Christ. Their puzzlement was about faithful Christians who had died and they were wondering how the deceased were going to enjoy Jesus' Return if they weren't here....legitimate and fair question, I'd say.  Paul had not been in the city long but the result of his visit was such a wave of conversions that his enemies perceived that Paul's visit was "destroying everything", so to speak. Prominent women were converting, plus such a large number of Grecians were getting saved that the whole country was hearing this news from Thessaloniki.  It was a city of 200,000 in Paul's day (just over 310K today with a metro area exceeding 1M). And it's intriguing how this book still pertains to them now - as well as the rest of us.  The Thessalonian Christians were being persecuted.  So Paul writes to comfort, strengthen, encourage, and instruct.  He instructs them to remain godly and dutiful in their daily discipleship.  He saw that their persecution could add tremendous power to their testimony as they persevered in Christ.  And you probably noticed that Paul closed each chapter with a word about The Return of Our Lord 1 - Silas and Timothy helped found the church here so they are included in the greeting.  Highlights of this short chapter are the reminders about the power in the Holy Spirit and the testimony they had in this influential city. It was merely made more powerful by the manner in which they persevered through the struggles. 2 - talks much about Christian conduct. This was more than needed as the persecution was thickening and the attempt to destroy Paul's character, reputation, and his work in this town was at a furious pitch come A.D. 51.  In this reticent atmosphere, Paul urges that they "Preach good news, keep motives godly and pure, and do it all for God, avoid greed and being burdensome, be gentle and loving and industrious and holy and encouraging. Paul gave them a great run of pastoral instruction about conduct.  Paul explains the significance of their suffering and reminds them that they are in good company since Jesus was persecuted for living and speaking the truth. Paul adds to the affection of the moment in his statement of his desire to visit them again. 3 - Paul/Silas/Timothy had left Thessalonica, gone to Berea, south to Athens (this from Acts 17&18), and by the time they reached Athens, the news came that persecution had turned awful back in Thessalonica, so Paul sent Timothy back to be an encouragement.  Timothy went and later returned to Paul with the report of the Thessalonian Christians' steadfast commitment, devotion, and character and it made Paul as joyful as he could possibly be !! 4 - People are always wondering what is God's will for their lives.  Well here's a memo.  Five times in the Bible, it says what God's will is and all five of them are in these next two chapters. Catch these. 1] Be holy (like God) and to do this one must, 2] avoid sexual immorality. It isn't mentioned here but our prayer life and our love life is intimately linked. An immoral person is an intrinsically dishonest person, and such a person cannot walk with God. Other vitals in this chapter is to love each other as family. The giving to help the poor was commendable, yet there were some on the receiving end who were taking advantage and using the occasion to maximize the opportunity for laziness. He wanted admirable, productive, charitable, forthright Christians to be their trademark. This chapter ends with the typical theme ending each chapter.  The salient matter here is the clear assertion that there is going to be a rapture where Christ where all Believers (everywhere and from every era are gathered and together and conscious and overjoyed to be with Jesus.  This is by no means the end of history, but the end of this age. We'll stop there before opening a colossal discussion that is still be talked through 19+1/2 centuries after the doctrines were laid forth...that being "eschatology"; the study of the End Times. 5 - the eschatology teaching continues from Paul. His revelation about the End Times is coming rapid fire and it's exciting material that is intended to keep us on the edge of our seats and eager. It ought affect how we interpret the news, invest, minister, plan, live, love: everything.  He reminds them to respect Pastors and then Paul stacks together a quiver full of advice -15 loving orders-  that, were it all obeyed, [vv. 14-22] stop and ponder the countless changes that would happen for the good on earth! God's will issues #3,4,5 were in that list: always rejoice/pray/be thankful.         Paul's conclusion is golden. What else can be said?  For all to be godly and holy, for all to have undying hope, to revere and celebrate one another, to read the Bible together. It's how to offer the world a foretaste of heaven. The Thread Through the Streams "Follow my Word, do what I have told you, keep your commitments - I'll help you do this." In Numbers, there are duties to follow, vows to make and keep and the Lord would bless them AND KEEP them.  This means they are in good standing and God would not fail them. In Chronicles, we see a long list of faithful and unfaithful souls listed in brief though we recall many and where their decisions took them. We see decisions made that took one's destiny into oblivion and their future tribe to ruin. We saw prayers made and recall vows laid down and the Lord hung onto these words and these giants of the Bible. In Psalms, the WORD is the stellar matter. No one who has put their trust in HIM has ever been forsaken. God hangs onto us and we are to hang onto His Word In Jeremiah, the good news is rather sparse as Babylon is read a long list of disasters that will transform this degenerate place into a sand dune. Jerusalem falls and the scenes are horrible. But Jehoichin does not fight the whole process, but succumbs and cooperates as he was prophetically told to. After an initial period in Babylon, he is pardoned, brought to the palace, treated even nicer than family was, he is exalted above most other kings and specially fed/cared for the rest of his days In Micah a world is going to be transformed and Zion will be at the lead. They will teach, and mediate, a world of war will morph to a world of plenty. This was God's call and it shall come. This is what happens to those who follow the Lord forever [Mi.4:5] In Luke.we read much assertion about forgiveness; the trait that marks the Christian faith like no other. But the grateful leper shone bright this week. He had a moment and resolved to go back, find Jesus and be grateful. Our Lord declared that his faith healed him. You can bet that he, of the 10 lepers healed, had the longest healthiest life.  Grateful people do. I Thessalonians. 4:3 /+/ 5:16-18  Give the five orders for us to follow for they are the will of God. All who follow this find themselves in God's Will and with ne'er a regret all their lives.

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded Monday through Thursday and again on Saturday. Subscribe to our podcast in Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they're available. Stories we discuss in this episode (with links): Tesla Energy and its Autobidder software are making power companies nervous Tesla starts hiring roboticists for its ‘Tesla Bot' humanoid robot project Porsche launches 2022 Taycan electric car with faster charging, Android Auto, and pretty pink color Lucid gives Air Dream Edition buyers a choice: over 1,000 hp or 500 miles of range EGEB: Siemens will produce 1M more EV chargers in the US in the next 4 years World's first autonomous, 7MWh electric cargo ship to make voyage with zero crew onboard https://youtu.be/Myj-_eBibJE Subscribe to the Electrek Daily Channel on Youtube so you never miss a day of news Follow Mikey: Twitter @Mikey_Electric Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify TuneIn Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at tips@electrek.co. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

Before you sign up to work with the next business coach that promises to “to help you scale to 7-figures” you need to first ask yourself if your business is actually set up to scale? Are your offers ready to scale? The way that your business is set up operationally, will it allow you to leverage your offers, later on, to take on more clients?  If you are at the $200k, $300k, or the half a million mark, then that means you know how to articulate your value, you know what problem your audience has and their objections, and you know how to sell to get bodies in the door.  However, if you want to surpass $1M, you must ensure your systems operationally behind the scenes are set up to get you there.  These systems need to be in place BEFORE you throw additional marketing at your scalability problem.  If your offer is almost entirely dependent on you showing up, then I hate to break it to you, but NO, this is NOT a scalable business model. In this episode, I talk you through the process of how to get real with yourself, so you can ask yourself the honest question of “which offer is the one that will get me beyond $1M?”  Will your current offer be the one to get you there, or not? This is a question that must be answered. It's only after you are able to be real with yourself, that clarity can reveal itself to you, in order to have the right steps you need to move forward.  The mistake most 6-figure going on 7-figure entrepreneurs make is that they hire a marketing agency to help them scale before they are actually ready. Then they get swamped with more leads than they know what to do with; suddenly they're overwhelmed, burn out, and end up quitting the game altogether.  I don't want that to happen to you.  That's why in this episode I am sharing all the millionaire secrets to scaling that most business coaches don't want you to know.  Listen if you are ready to scale your business beyond $1M, and want to save years of mistakes, headaches, and hundreds of thousands of dollars. This one's for you!    Key Highlights of the Episode This episode was extremely actionable and insightful. Here are a few key highlights: Marketing will break your business faster than anything else if your offer isn't actually scaleable, to begin with. If the offer itself, is not set up to scale from the backend-- then adding more marketing could put you in a position of heightened overwhelm instead. When you are a selling high-ticket program, ads may buy you leads, but ads won't convert by themselves. Manual touchpoints, with human interaction, are still required to close the sale.   Be careful about what is marketed to you --you need to be savvy enough to know what you actually need and when your business needs it.  Explaining the major difference between monthly recurring revenue and huge 1-hit-wonder launches. Are you more focused on $100k launches or are you more interested in having 100k months? And lots more! Tune in now.  This episode is brought to you by LEVERAGE: Today's episode is brought to you by my group coaching program LEVERAGE.  LEVERAGE™ is a comprehensive, high-performance coaching program for expert service providers who are ready to reclaim their time and sustainably surpass 6-figures in the next 12 months. In order to do that, it's time that you STOP MIMICKING WHAT YOU SEE OTHER COURSE CREATORS DOING. Every day, we help coaches and service providers, like you, transform their 1:1 service into a SUSTAINABLE business that is set up to automate the necessary aspects of your offer so you have the energy to show up, serve your clients and increase your business growth month after month. Interested? Book a call with our LEVERAGE Strategist.  Visit www.jereshiahawk.com/leverage to book your call today.

Welcome to Bri Books! Today I'm sharing the 7 best sunscreens for dark skin. It's the dog days of summer: when temperatures start to soar around sunrise. I'm somewhat on the sunscreen beat, you could say, thanks to my writing about SPFs at Glamour.com. My stories include a review of Black Girl Sunscreen and ‘11 Women of Color on the Best Sunscreens for Dark Skin.'   1:30: The fact is, anyone, no matter skin tone, can get sunburned. Repeated unprotected sun exposure can cause skin damage, hyperpigmentation, and even skin cancer. It's no secret that historically the beauty industry hasn't made slathering up with SPF an enjoyable experience--far too many formulations aren't made to blend in on dark skin. I'm sharing with you my holy grail picks that don't leave a greasy residue or ashy tone behind. 2:55: #1: Black Girl Sunscreen's founder, Shontay Lundy, was having a beach day in Miami and had a hard time finding a sunscreen that didn't leave residue on her skin. At that moment, BGSS was born as a solution for Black women looking to protect their skin. Since they've, they've expanded nationally to Target stores and secured a $1M investment recently. One of my favorite things about BGSS is that it absorbs quickly and is a great base for makeup. I can't tell you what a relief it is to be able to sweat without worrying if sunscreen is leaving streaks down my face. BGSS is available at Target for $15.99.  4:20 #2: La Roche Posay SPF 100 Anthelios Face and Body sunscreen: This is a sunscreen I reach for whenever I'm on a beach or outdoors all day. At SPF 100, it's great for children and adults with sun-sensitive skin. It melts right into the skin and is great if you need to be confident in your SPF protection if you're hiking, walking, or at the beach. I recommend it for part of your year-round SPF collection. La Roche Posay SPF 100 is available online for $25.00.  5:36: #3: Peter Thomas Roth Max Matte SPF 45: This mattifying shine control sunscreen feels so luxurious. I love the weightless, sheer finish it gives. The texture feels like any other moisturizer, but with the protection of sunscreen. Pro tip: Use this SPF to create your dream tinted moisturizer: I recommend applying a few drops of liquid foundation into the SPF. Also, this sunscreen is phenomenal for the decolletage, and for building the habit of applying sunscreen to the neck, collar, top of the chest, and other areas that are prone to burning. Peter Thomas Roth Max Matte SPF 45 is available for $34 at Sephora. 7:25 #4: La Roche Posay AOX SPF Serum: This has become my favorite SPF serum because it reminds me of the importance of wearing sunscreen year-round. During winter, when we don't have to worry about sweat, we have to stay vigilant about wearing sunscreen. It's lightweight enough to be worn alone, with a moisturizer, or under makeup.  La Roche Posay AOX SPF Serum is available for $42.50. 8:20: #5: Bask Suncare SPF 30: This sunscreen feels good and does good at the same time. Bask Suncare partners with the Sun Protection Foundation to increase access to sunscreen. This reef-safe SPF is free of oxybenzone, parabens, sulfates, and irritants, and I feel the light vanilla and coconut scent gives a childhood memory of days and nights spent outside. Bask Suncare SPF 30 is available for $28 at Basksuncare.com 9:40 #6: Sol de Janerio Bum Bum Sol Oil SPF30: This super luxe feeling and smelling oil formula combines reef-safe SPF30 and skin smoothers like capucha butter and acai oil. It's infused with Sol de Janeiro's iconic fragrance, and it's one of the sunscreens I reach for if I'm having a long day in the sand or a sweaty day in NYC. After showering, I'll throw this oil on my body and go about my day. The scent has peachy-tropical notes with hints of coconut vanilla. It truly smells like summer. Sol de Janeiro Bum Bum Sol Oil SPF30 is available for $38. 11:20 #7: Farmacy Green Defense Mineral Sunscreen: This zinc oxide mineral sunscreen sits on the skin surface to reflect damaging UVA and UVB rays. This is a great SPF pick if you want to dip your toe into the world of mineral sunscreens. I put it on the areas that are underlooked and prone to burning, like the back of my legs, the inside of my arms, etc. It's definitely the SPF I'll be using this fall and winter to remind me that if the sun's up, the sunscreen's gotta go on. Farmacy Green Defense Mineral Sunscreen is available at Sephora for $36.    ARTICLES MENTIONED 11 Best Sunscreens for Dark Skin Black Girl Sunscreen Review SPF GRAPHICS/ INSTAGRAM POSTS 6 Best Sunscreens for Dark Skin IG Reels  3 Beach-Perfect Sunscreens for Your Next Beach Day

Over 7 months into its 2nd year in the US, the Covid-19 virus continues to be a topic of discussion and disagreement over vaccines, mask mandates, and medical and scientific discoveries. In this episode of Life's Middle Moments: In the Middle of Both Sides of the Pandemic, you'll hear candid conversation as Bry and Sheila share their thoughts on how we could all be more supportive of each others choices and decisions, encouraging each of us to respond to one another with compassion and empathy, rather than with harshness and hurtful words. The strong debate over treatments of the virus continues as some view the large survival rate after infection with hope and encouragement of a positive outcome, while others view the number of Covid-19 related deaths as an opportunity to continue to decrease the loss of lives through various methods. According to the CDC, in the US through 8/22/21 there have been 37.7M active Covid-19 cases resulting in 628K deaths and 37.1M recoveries. As the country continues to see new Covid-19 positive cases daily, the debate surrounding vaccines, mandates, and regulations rise, with booster vaccine shots within sight. As people are making choices for themselves, their families, and their communities, Bry and Sheila noted that the more information we can share in a positive, educational, and understanding manner about both sides of this virus, the better our country will be. Humanity, life, respect, and love for one another should be our priority, choosing open mindedness and kindness above anger and judgement. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifesmiddlemoments/support

Episode summary: You don't have to be a billionaire to invest like one.  On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Clay Gardner chats about his investing app, Titan. With either $100 or $1M, Titan makes investing accessible, affordable, and active. Clay tells us how he went from a small team to landing investors like Kevin Durant in just six months. Hear about his challenges, advice, and more in the episode.    Listen to Josh and Clay discuss Active Investing: What is Titan?  (2:16) Titan is a mobile app that allows users to have their money managed by experts. In just three years, Titan has grown to over 30,000 clients, with half a billion dollars managed today. Unlike traditional management, users of Titan don't need to own millions of dollars to have their money smartly invested. All they need is a smart phone.  Where the money is invested (3:48) After downloading the app, users can send anywhere from $100 to $1M to their money manager. The money manager will provide a plethora of videos explaining where your money is going, what it's doing, and how it's growing. Clients can choose who involved they want to be, and how much risk they want to take.  Titan vs. Hedge funds (6:16) While Titan may appear like hedge fund on the surface, it differs in key areas. Whereas hedge funds pool investors' money all together, Titan tracks investors' fractional shares. $100 may not be enough to by a full share. However, with Titan it can grant you part of a share, which gives you different advantages.  The Client's Choice (7:33) After filling out a survey, users are presented with a recommended plan and choice of stocks. Ultimately, you can choose whatever stocks, profile and timeline you like, but Titan is always there for guidance. You can choose and change how risky you want to be in your investments, with Titan offering suggestions to match.  Clay's Background (9:28) After attending the Wharton School, Clay and his co-founder first went into traditional money managing. While gaining practical knowledge in banking, private equity, and hedge funds, Clay and his co-founder realized that many intelligent people were terrified of investing. The pair found that even some of the wealthiest people were hesitant to invest, and they wanted to tackle this problem right away. They believed that investing should be affordable, accessible and active. Titan has been able to tap into the large pool of Americans who want to invest but are hesitant to do so all by themselves.  Three Challenges and Advice (12:18) Clay found that when starting out, he faced three challenges: money, tradition, and focus. The first and most obvious is he had to muster up finances to start Titan. Next, he had to tackle the idea that active investing is just as desirable as passive. He advises listeners to find those that truly believe in the idea and find support in those communities. Lastly, Clay's challenge was deciding where to focus. Due to budget, Clay was forced to pick and choose his focus, which ultimately helped him perform very well at a few tasks.   One of the pieces of advice that Clay has been drawn to lately is that when starting a company, make sure you do every role once. No matter the role, participate in your company from all aspects to get a better understanding of how each part fits into the whole.  Success is Slow, Then Sudden (17:07) While it took Clay and his team awhile to set up, launch, and grow, he discusses the sudden changes during Covid. Within six months, his team went from 7 people to 30. They hit their stride during the pandemic, especially with investors like Will Smith, Kevin Durant, and more – and haven't looked back since. Move Faster (21:56) In looking back at his experience, Clay says the number one thing he would've done differently is move faster. Although Titan is only 3 years old, Clay believes that as there is so much more information out there, build your company as fast and as well as you can. An hour is still an hour to everyone, but make sure to use it wisely.   At the end of the day, no one remembers your failures. So, Clay encourages everyone to try hard, fail fast, and move on to the next adventure.      Links mentioned: Making Bank - Website Titan   

Episode summary: You don't have to be a billionaire to invest like one.  On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Clay Gardner chats about his investing app, Titan. With either $100 or $1M, Titan makes investing accessible, affordable, and active. Clay tells us how he went from a small team to landing investors like Kevin Durant in just six months. Hear about his challenges, advice, and more in the episode.    Listen to Josh and Clay discuss Active Investing: What is Titan?  (2:16) Titan is a mobile app that allows users to have their money managed by experts. In just three years, Titan has grown to over 30,000 clients, with half a billion dollars managed today. Unlike traditional management, users of Titan don't need to own millions of dollars to have their money smartly invested. All they need is a smart phone.  Where the money is invested (3:48) After downloading the app, users can send anywhere from $100 to $1M to their money manager. The money manager will provide a plethora of videos explaining where your money is going, what it's doing, and how it's growing. Clients can choose who involved they want to be, and how much risk they want to take.  Titan vs. Hedge funds (6:16) While Titan may appear like hedge fund on the surface, it differs in key areas. Whereas hedge funds pool investors' money all together, Titan tracks investors' fractional shares. $100 may not be enough to by a full share. However, with Titan it can grant you part of a share, which gives you different advantages.  The Client's Choice (7:33) After filling out a survey, users are presented with a recommended plan and choice of stocks. Ultimately, you can choose whatever stocks, profile and timeline you like, but Titan is always there for guidance. You can choose and change how risky you want to be in your investments, with Titan offering suggestions to match.  Clay's Background (9:28) After attending the Wharton School, Clay and his co-founder first went into traditional money managing. While gaining practical knowledge in banking, private equity, and hedge funds, Clay and his co-founder realized that many intelligent people were terrified of investing. The pair found that even some of the wealthiest people were hesitant to invest, and they wanted to tackle this problem right away. They believed that investing should be affordable, accessible and active. Titan has been able to tap into the large pool of Americans who want to invest but are hesitant to do so all by themselves.  Three Challenges and Advice (12:18) Clay found that when starting out, he faced three challenges: money, tradition, and focus. The first and most obvious is he had to muster up finances to start Titan. Next, he had to tackle the idea that active investing is just as desirable as passive. He advises listeners to find those that truly believe in the idea and find support in those communities. Lastly, Clay's challenge was deciding where to focus. Due to budget, Clay was forced to pick and choose his focus, which ultimately helped him perform very well at a few tasks.   One of the pieces of advice that Clay has been drawn to lately is that when starting a company, make sure you do every role once. No matter the role, participate in your company from all aspects to get a better understanding of how each part fits into the whole.  Success is Slow, Then Sudden (17:07) While it took Clay and his team awhile to set up, launch, and grow, he discusses the sudden changes during Covid. Within six months, his team went from 7 people to 30. They hit their stride during the pandemic, especially with investors like Will Smith, Kevin Durant, and more – and haven't looked back since. Move Faster (21:56) In looking back at his experience, Clay says the number one thing he would've done differently is move faster. Although Titan is only 3 years old, Clay believes that as there is so much more information out there, build your company as fast and as well as you can. An hour is still an hour to everyone, but make sure to use it wisely.   At the end of the day, no one remembers your failures. So, Clay encourages everyone to try hard, fail fast, and move on to the next adventure.      Links mentioned: Making Bank - Website Titan   

Last episode, we had Brian T Bradley, Esq on to talk about all things related to wealth and asset protection. Now, he's back to answer questions from the BiggerPockets Real Estate Rookie community. We'll go over a handful of questions from different rookies in the community, questions like: Can I create an LLC and sell my property to it? Will converting a property from my personal name to an LLC trigger a taxable event? Can I put two properties in two different states in the same LLC? Will renting out a side of my duplex as an LLC protect me? How do I stop the commingling of funds when using many LLCs? Should short-term rentals be put under an LLC? How will financing change if my properties are in LLCs? And more in the episode…If you're finding yourself at the $1M net worth mark and you'd like to protect your assets, check out Bradley Legal Corp or shoot Brian an email at Brian@btblegal.com!In This Episode We CoverWhich LLC structure makes the most sense for landlordsHow to protect your assets during your different stages of wealthHow to set up limited partnerships when you have too many LLCsProtecting yourself when you are house hacking a propertyHow your financing options may change when you buy properties in an LLCWhere to hold short-term rentals so they stay protectedAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowReal Estate Rookie YoutubeAshley's InstagramTony's InstagramReal Estate Rookie Facebook GroupRookie Podcast 73: Partnerships: What to Do Before You Jump in With Another InvestorBiggerPockets CalculatorBiggerPockets ConferenceClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/rookie106See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today's episode explores remote teams, the humanization of onboarding, and company culture in remote startups with Katerina Sukhenko, founder & CBDO at Postoplan. In just 14 months, Katerina led the company to reach $1M revenue and expanded its customer network to 112,000 clients. Postoplan is a marketing platform that calls itself better than Buffer or Hootsuite. It's a fully remote company, and its' employees are working from 18 countries and help marketers & entrepreneurs across the world to build more efficient social media strategies. Katerina shares her story, and the startup's mission is to help small businesses to work in social networks. We discuss how it's the only platform that allows users to create and post content free of charge and without any time limits and why she is passionate about marketing automatization.

The simple story of Yahoo! Is that they were an Internet search company that came out of Stanford during the early days of the web. They weren't the first nor the last. But they represent a defining moment in the rise of the web as we know it today, when there was enough content out there that there needed to be an easily searchable catalog of content. And that's what Stanford PhD students David Philo and Jerry Yang built. As with many of those early companies it began as a side project called “Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web.” And grew into a company that at one time rivaled any in the world. At the time there were other search engines and they all started adding portal aspects to the site growing fast until the dot-com bubble burst. They slowly faded until being merged with another 90s giant, AOL, in 2017 to form Oath, which got renamed to Verizon Media in 2019 and then effectively sold to investment management firm Apollo Global Management in 2021. Those early years were wild. Yang moved to San Jose in the 70s from Taiwan, and earned a bachelors then a masters at Stanford - where he met David Filo in 1989. Filo is a Wisconsin kid who moved to Stanford and got his masters in 1990. The two went to Japan in 1992 on an exchange program and came home to work on their PhDs. That's when they started surfing the web. Within two years they started their Internet directory in 1994. As it grew they hosted the database on Yang's student computer called akebono and the search engine on konishiki, which was Filo's. They renamed it to Yahoo, short for Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle - after all they maybe considered themselves Yahoos at the time. And so Yahoo began life as akebono.stanford.edu/~yahoo. Word spread fast and they'd already had a million hits by the end of 1994. It was time to move out of Stanford. Mark Andreesen offered to let them move into Netscape. They bought a domain in 1995 and incorporated the company, getting funding from Sequoia Capital raising $3,000,000. They tinkered with selling ads on the site to fund buying more servers but there was a lot of businessing. They decided that they would bring in Tim Koogle (which ironically rhymes with Google) to be CEO who brought in Jeff Mallett from Novell's consumer division to be the COO. They were the suits and got revenues up to a million dollars. The idea of the college kids striking gold fueled the rise of other companies and Yang and Filo became poster children. Applications from all over the world for others looking to make their mark started streaming in to Stanford - a trend that continues today. Yet another generation was about to flow into Silicon Valley. First the chip makers, then the PC hobbyists turned businesses, and now the web revolution. But at the core of the business were Koogle and Mallett, bringing in advertisers and investors. And the next year needing more and more servers and employees to fuel further expansion, they went public, selling over two and a half million shares at $13 to raise nearly $34 million. That's just one year after a gangbuster IPO from Netscape. The Internet was here. Revenues shot up to $20 million. A concept we repeatedly look at is the technological determinism that industries go through. At this point it's easy to look in the rear view mirror and see change coming at us. First we document information - like Jerry and David building a directory. Then we move it to a database so we can connect that data. Thus a search engine. Given that Yahoo! was a search engine they were already on the Internet. But the next step in the deterministic application of modern technology is to replace human effort with increasingly sophisticated automation. You know, like applying basic natural language processing, classification, and polarity scoring algorithms to enrich the human experience. Yahoo! hired “surfers” to do these tasks. They curated the web. Yes, they added feeds for news, sports, finance, and created content. Their primary business model was to sell banner ads. And they pioneered the field. Banner ads mean people need to be on the site to see them. So adding weather, maps, shopping, classifieds, personal ads, and even celebrity chats were natural adjacencies given that mental model. Search itself was almost a competitor, sending people to other parts of the web that they weren't making money off eyeballs. And they were pushing traffic to over 65 million pages worth of data a day. They weren't the only ones. This was the portal era of search and companies like Lycos, Excite, and InfoSeek were following the same model. They created local directories and people and companies could customize the look and feel. Their first designer, David Shen, takes us through the user experience journey in his book Takeover! The Inside Story the Yahoo Ad Revolution. They didn't invent pay-per-clic advertising but did help to make it common practice and proved that money could be made on this whole new weird Internet thing everyone was talking about. The first ad they sold was for MCI and from there they were practically printing money. Every company wanted in on the action - and sales just kept going up. Bill Clinton gave them a spot in the Internet Village during his 1997 inauguration and they were for a time seemingly synonymous with the Internet. The Internet was growing fast. Cataloging the Internet and creating content for the Internet became a larger and larger manual task. As did selling ads, which was a manual transaction requiring a larger and larger sales force. As with other rising internet properties, people dressed how they wanted, they'd stay up late building code or content and crash at the desk. They ran funny cheeky ads with that yodel - becoming a brand that people knew and many equated to the Internet. We can thank San Francisco's Black Rocket ad agency for that. They grew fast. The founders made several strategic acquisitions and gobbled up nearly every category of the Internet that has each grown to billions of dollars. They bought Four 11 for $95 million in their first probably best acquisition, and used them to create Yahoo! Mail in 1997 and a calendar in 1998. They had over 12 million Yahoo! Email users by he end of the year, inching their way to the same number of AOL users out there. There were other tools like Yahoo Briefcase, to upload files to the web. Now common with cloud storage providers like Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, and even Office 365. And contacts and Messenger - a service that would run until 2018. Think of all the messaging apps that have come with their own spin on the service since. 1998 also saw the acquisition of Viaweb, founded by the team that would later create Y Combinator. It was just shy of a $50M acquisition that brought the Yahoo! Store - which was similar to the Shopify of today. They got a $250 million investment from Softbank, bought Yoyodyne, and launched AT&T's WorldNet service to move towards AOL's dialup services. By the end of the year they were closing in on 100 million page views a day. That's a lot of banners shown to visitors. But Microsoft was out there, with their MSN portal at the height of the browser wars. Yahoo! bought Broadcast.com in 1999 saddling the world with Mark Cuban. They dropped $5.7 billion for 300 employees and little more than an ISDN line. Here, they paid over a 100x multiple of annual revenues and failed to transition sellers into their culture. Sales cures all. In his book We Were Yahoo! Jeremy Ring describes the lays much of the blame of the failure to capitalize on the acquisition as not understanding the different selling motion. I don't remember him outright saying it was hubris, but he certainly indicates that it should have worked out and that broadcast.com was could have been what YouTube would become. Another market lost in a failed attempt at Yahoo TV. And yet many of these were trends started by AOL. They also bought GeoCities in 99 for $3.7 billion. Others have tried to allow for fast and easy site development - the no code wysiwyg web. GeoCities lasted until 2009 - a year after Google launched Google Sites. And we have Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, and so many others offering similar services today. As they grew some of the other 130+ search engines at the time folded. The new products continued. The Yahoo Notebook came before Evernote. Imagine your notes accessible to any device you could log into. The more banners shown, the more clicks. Advertisers could experiment in ways they'd never been able to before. They also inked distribution deals, pushing traffic to other site that did things they didn't. The growth of the Internet had been fast, with nearly 100 million people armed with Internet access - and yet it was thought to triple in just the next three years. And even still many felt a bubble was forming. Some, like Google, had conserved cash - others like Yahoo! Had spent big on acquisitions they couldn't monetize into truly adjacent cash flow generating opportunities. And meanwhile they were alienating web properties by leaning into every space that kept eyeballs on the site. By 2000 their stock traded at $118.75 and they were the most valuable internet company at $125 billion. Then as customers folded when the dot-com bubble burst, the stock fell to $8.11 the next year. One concept we talk about in this podcast is a lost decade. Arguably they'd entered into theirs around the time the dot-com bubble burst. They decided to lean into being a media company even further. Again, showing banners to eyeballs was the central product they sold. They brought in Terry Semel in 2001 using over $100 million in stock options to entice him. And the culture problems came fast. Semel flew in a fancy jet, launched television shows on Yahoo! and alienated programmers, effectively creating an us vs them and de-valuing the work done on the portal and search. Work that could have made them competitive with Google Adwords that while only a year old was already starting to eat away at profits. But media. They bought a company called LaunchCast in 2001, charging a monthly fee to listen to music. Yahoo Music came before Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music, and even though it was the same year the iPod was released, they let us listen to up to 1,000 songs for free or pony up a few bucks a month to get rid of ads and allow for skips. A model that has been copied by many over the years. By then they knew that paid search was becoming a money-maker over at Google. Overture had actually been first to that market and so Yahoo! Bought them for $1.6 billion in 2003. But again, they didn't integrate the team and in a classic “not built here” moment started Project Panama where they'd spend three years building their own search advertising platform. By the time that shipped the search war was over and executives and great programmers were flowing into other companies all over the world. And by then they were all over the world. 2005 saw them invest $1 billion in a little company called Alibaba. An investment that would accelerate Alibaba to become the crown jewel in Yahoo's empire and as they dwindled away, a key aspect of what led to their final demise. They bought Flickr in 2005 for $25M. User generated content was a thing. And Flickr was almost what Instagram is today. Instead we'd have to wait until 2010 for Instagram because Flickr ended up yet another of the failed acquisitions. And here's something wild to thin about - Stewart Butterfield and Cal Henderson started another company after they sold Flickr. Slack sold to Salesforce for over $27 billion. Not only is that a great team who could have turned Flickr into something truly special, but if they'd been retained and allowed to flourish at Yahoo! they could have continued building cooler stuff. Yikes. Additionally, Flickr was planning a pivot into social networking, right before a time when Facebook would take over that market. If fact, they tried to buy Facebook for just over a billion dollars in 2006. But Zuckerberg walked away when the price went down after the stock fell. They almost bought YouTube and considered buying Apple, which is wild to think about today. Missed opportunities. And Semmel was the first of many CEOs who lacked vision and the capacity to listen to the technologists - in a technology company. These years saw Comcast bring us weather.com, the rise of espn online taking eyeballs away from Yahoo! Sports, Gmail and other mail services reducing reliance on Yahoo! Mail. Facebook, LinkedIn, and other web properties rose to take ad placements away. Even though Yahoo Finance is still a great portal even sites like Bloomberg took eyeballs away from them. And then there was the rise of user generated content - a blog for pretty much everything. Jerry Yang came back to run the show in 2007 then Carol Bartz from 2009 to 2011 then Scott Thompson in 2012. None managed to turn things around after so much lost inertia - and make no mistake, inertia is the one thing that can't be bought in this world. Wisconsin's Marissa Mayer joined Yahoo! In 2012. She was Google's 20th employee who'd risen through the ranks from writing code to leading teams to product manager to running web products and managing not only the layout of that famous homepage but also helped deliver Google AdWords and then maps. She had the pedigree and managerial experience - and had been involved in M&A. There was an immediate buzz that Yahoo! was back after years of steady decline due to incoherent strategies and mismanaged acquisitions. She pivoted the business more into mobile technology. She brought remote employees back into the office. She implemented a bell curve employee ranking system like Microsoft did during their lost decade. They bought Tumblr in 2013 for $1.1 billion. But key executives continued to leave - Tumbler's value dropped, and the stock continued to drop. Profits were up, revenues were down. Investing in the rapidly growing China market became all the rage. The Alibaba investment was now worth more than Yahoo! itself. Half the shares had been sold back to Alibaba in 2012 to fund Yahoo! pursuing the Mayer initiatives. And then there was Yahoo Japan, which continued to do well. After years of attempts, activist investors finally got Yahoo! to spin off their holdings. They moved most of the shares to a holding company which would end up getting sold back to Alibaba for tens of billions of dollars. More missed opportunities for Yahoo! And so in the end, they would get merged with AOL - the two combined companies worth nearly half a trillion dollars at one point to become Oath in 2017. Mayer stepped down and the two sold for less than $5 billion dollars. A roller coaster that went up really fast and down really slow. An empire that crumbled and fragmented. Arguably, the end began in 1998 when another couple of grad students at Stanford approached Yahoo to buy Google for $1M. Not only did Filo tell them to try it alone but he also introduced them to Michael Moritz of Sequoia - the same guy who'd initially funded Yahoo!. That wasn't where things really got screwed up though. It was early in a big change in how search would be monetized. But they got a second chance to buy Google in 2002. By then I'd switched to using Google and never looked back. But the CEO at the time, Terry Semel, was willing to put in $3B to buy Google - who decided to hold out for $5B. They are around a $1.8T company today. Again, the core product was selling advertising. And Microsoft tried to buy Yahoo! In 2008 for over 44 billion dollars to become Bing. Down from the $125 billion height of the market cap during the dot com bubble. And yet they eventually sold for less than four and a half billion in 2016 and went down in value from there. Growth stocks trade at high multiples but when revenues go down the crash is hard and fast. Yahoo! lost track of the core business - just as the model was changing. And yet never iterated it because it just made too much money. They were too big to pivot from banners when Google showed up with a smaller, more bite-sized advertising model that companies could grow into. Along the way, they tried to do too much. They invested over and over in acquisitions that didn't work because they ran off the innovative founders in an increasingly corporate company that was actually trying to pretend not to be. We have to own who we are and become. And we have to understand that we don't know anything about the customers of acquired companies and actually listen - and I mean really listen - when we're being told what those customers want. After all, that's why we paid for the company in the first place. We also have to avoid allowing the market to dictate a perceived growth mentality. Sure a growth stock needs to hit a certain number of revenue increase to stay considered a growth stock and thus enjoy the kind of multiples for market capitalization. But that can drive short term decisions that don't see us investing in areas that don't effectively manipulate stocks. Decisions like trying to keep eyeballs on pages with our own content rather than investing in the user generated content that drove the Web 2.0 revolution. The Internet can be a powerful medium to find information, allow humans to do more with less, and have more meaningful experiences in this life. But just as Yahoo! was engineering ways to keep eyeballs on their pages, the modern Web 2.0 era has engineered ways to keep eyeballs on our devices. And yet what people really want is those meaningful experiences, which happen more when we aren't staring at our screens than when we are. As I look around at all the alerts on my phone and watch, I can't help but wonder if another wave of technology is coming that disrupts that model. Some apps are engineered to help us lead healthier lifestyles and take a short digital detoxification break. Bush's Memex in “As We May Think” was arguably an Apple taken from the tree of knowledge. If we aren't careful, rather than the dream of computers helping humanity do more and free our minds to think more deeply we are simply left with less and less capacity to think and less and less meaning. The Memex came and Yahoo! helped connect us to any content we might want in the world. And yet, like so many others, they stalled in the phase they were at in that deterministic structure that technologies follow. Too slow to augment human labor with machine learning like Google did - but instead too quick to try and do everything for everyone with no real vision other than be everything to everyone. And so the cuts went on slowly for a long time, leaving employees constantly in fear of losing their jobs. As you listen to this if I were to leave a single parting thought - it would be that companies should always be willing to cannibalize their own businesses. And yet we have to have a vision that our teams rally behind for how that revenue gets replaced. We can't fracture a company and just sprawl to become everything for everyone but instead need to be targeted and more precise. And to continue to innovate each product beyond the basic machine learning and into deep learning and beyond. And when we see those who lack that focus, don't get annoyed but instead get stoked - that's called a disruptive opportunity. And if there's someone with 1,000 developers in a space, Nicholas Carlson in his book “Marissa Mayer and the Fight To Save Yahoo!” points out that one great developer is worth a thousand average ones. And even the best organizations can easily turn great developers into average ones for a variety of reason. Again, we can call these opportunities. Yahoo! helped legitimize the Internet. For that we owe them a huge thanks. And we can fast follow their adjacent expansions to find a slew of great and innovative ideas that increased the productivity of humankind. We owe them a huge thanks for that as well. Now what opportunities do we see out there to propel us further yet again?

Blake Nubar's method for turning your social media profile INTO your funnel, is epic. I haven't seen anyone else do this and it led to $1M in 25 days... waaa? In this episode, Blake is gonna show you more of the details to his "evil genius"....

In this episode Shaan (@ShaanVP) and Sam (@theSamParr) dive into a few industries and talk about the players behind them. They start off talking about car dealerships and the handful of politicians who make major coin through them. They then transition to celebrities and how some have leveraged their name to make even more money. They finish the episode with a few anecdotes on how some people started to accumulate wealth and a snippet on anti-aging and scientific discovery. --------- * Want to be featured in a future episode? Drop your question/comment/criticism/love here: https://www.mfmpod.com/p/hotline/ * Support the pod by spreading the word, become a referrer here: https://refer.fm/million * Have you joined our private Facebook group yet? Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion and join thousands of other entrepreneurs and founders scheming up ideas. --------- Show notes: * (0:59) Intro * (2:47) The Skip Barber racing school * (6:48) Digitizing the gun range * (10:57) The politicians making money with car dealerships * (23:06) The cool growth hack used by Spoonflower * (28:48) Celebrities making bank of their celebrity * (35:26) George Clooney hooking up his friends with $1M cash * (39:51) A feel good story about Shaan's trainer * (41:58) The Bar & Bat Mitzvah hack to wealth * (44:57) A unique twist on Universal Basic Income - the birth dividend * (47:35) Aubrey de Grey and how scientific breakthroughs work

In Episode 563, Rob Walling answers listener questions about startup operating agreements for co-founders, common cloud hosting solutions, struggling as a young entrepreneur, and selling your startup when you have over $1M in annual recurring revenue. The topics we cover [1:40] Operating agreements for startup co-founders [5:50] How to do startup vesting when not working […]       

What if you could create a real estate business where your answer to this question determined everything: WOULDN'T IT BE FUN IF...   Wouldn't it be fun if…all the clients I wanted came to ME consistently and automatically AND they were the exact clients I wanted to work with? Wouldn't it be fun if…I didn't have to drop everything to meet strangers at houses? Wouldn't it be fun if…I could make $1M per year AND take 6 weeks of vacation AND not have to manage a team of people to make it happen? Wouldn't it be fun if…I could DO LESS and still have the results I want in my business and in my life too? Wouldn't it be fun if…I didn't need to pay for leads and knew how to create them organically for myself instead? How would you answer this question for YOU: Wouldn't it be fun if  ______________________? Be audacious.  Pick something that seems impossible, almost laughable to you right now. And then, wouldn't it be fun if...you made THAT happen?   Listen to this episode to hear how I created a real estate business just like that and how you can too.  For more go to AgentGradSchool.com. 

Delphine Carter is the Founder and CEO of Boulo Solutions, a career matching service that helps women stay in and return to the workforce. Boulo has now helped over 1,000 women and has generated over $1M in revenue. Delphine was able to fund Boulo's $500,000 seed stage while working and raising children during the pandemic. In this episode she shares her vision for building a culture that promotes wellbeing, why you should be intentional but never prescriptive and how to use Slack to build culture remotely. Listen to more episodes at http://www.subjectmatterpodcast.com (www.subjectmatterpodcast.com)

The Software Process and Measurement Cast 664 features our interview with Sunny Han, CEO and Founder of Fulcrum.  Sunny and I talked about motivation, we talked agile development, and we talked about what it takes to see a vision through to reality. The ideas about engineering a communication architecture are phenomenal.   Sunny Han is the CEO and Founder of Fulcrum, a manufacturing ERP platform dedicated to helping manufacturers build a better future. He led Fulcrum to raise a $3.1M seed round of venture capital in 2020. Sunny is dedicated to delivering a connected future where frictionless manufacturing production and supply chains lead to faster and better product innovations. “There's no future of innovation that doesn't include innovation in manufacturing.” LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/yusunnyhan Website: fulcrumpro.com  Email: sunny@fulcrumpro.com Twitter: sunnythehan Re-Read Saturday News  This week we focus on Chapter 7 of  Monotasking by Staffan Nöteberg.  This chapter is titled “Recharge Creative Thinking.” This chapter really is about the self-care needed to be both effective and creative. There are a number of ideas in this chapter that if you're not familiar with them are frankly just really good ideas. Many of the ideas in this chapter I have been using for years and some of the inferred issues I am still working on. As my experiment for this week, I would love to say that I am going to sleep more. What I will do is to move my phone away from the bed so I can't get to it easily after I lay down.  I will also work to have an equal mix of sitting and standing. Next week we will complete our re-read of Monotasking covering the Afterword from the book and some closing notes from me. We'll also start the poll to pick the next book in the series. The entries for the weeks of August 28th and September 5th will feature reprints. I am going backpacking and turning off all communication devices.  As we prepare for the next book, is there a book you think we should “re-read”?  If you have ideas please let me know and I will add them to the list of current possibles:   Mik Kersten - Project to Product Charles Duhigg - The Power of Habit Tony Bouzón - The Mind Map Book Chris Voss - Never Split The Difference Douglas Squirrel and Jeffrey Fredrick - Agile Conversations   This week's Re-read entry:  Week 9 - Recharge Creative Thinking -  Previous Entries in  Monotasking by Staffan Nöteberg Week 1 – Logistics, Game Plan, and Preface – https://bit.ly/3x1oVap  Week 2 – Introduction – https://bit.ly/2TXVfwt  Week 3 – Monotasking In A Nutshell – https://bit.ly/3gGMb72  Week 4 – Cut Down on Things to Do – https://bit.ly/3wt1ENL  Week 5 – Focus on One Task – https://bit.ly/3hK2XDU  Week 6 – Never Procrastinate –  https://bit.ly/2UXPDDp  Week 7 – Progress Incrementally – https://bit.ly/3lk8Fi0  Week 8 – Simplify Cooperation – https://bit.ly/3yAVQne  Next SPaMCAST  Next week we dive into one of the aspects of the attributes of Teams. Teams don't live in a vacuum. Every team is an intersection of boundaries of all sorts of organizations. Organizations facilitate teams to a greater or lesser extent. In the workplace, the employer's organization will have the most significant impact on how teams form and perform but it is not the totality. Other influences can affect the structure and performance of teams. We will also have a visit from Jon M Quigley who will bring his Alpha and Omega of Product Development column to the podcast. 

Topic Breakdown (Click Time stamp to go right to desired topic) Intro: 00:57 First Word: 06:56 Sports: 14:23 Mike Crypto Update: 24:20 Quickie (Final Word): 29:53 __________ Welcome, welcome, welcome! Episode 87, you trashbags! The first BIRTHDAY of the JuiceBox Podcast! Oh what a lovely day! Mike…The Builder is back, an so is Josh! He now has the record for most appearances on the JuiceBox Podcast with 4! Josh joins us 10 minutes after doing the 1 CHIP CHALLENGE! LOL! Can you tell? As always, we have a lot to talk about! First we talk about Andrew Cuomo resigning as the Governor of New York. Find out what we are happy and sad about his resignation. We also get into Lionel Messi new beginnings, Smart Contracts, JR Smith Going back to school, NFL Hard Knocks, Social Tokens that are taking over the Crypto world, Telsa employee getting called the N-word and getting $1M for it, an so much more! Thanks for kicking with us in the last year! We love you all…well….Most! _________ IG Juice: @JuiceSucks Mike: @WhereMikeWas Trent: @Trent_Valentine Josh: @WhoIsJoshDayshak JuiceBox: @_JuiceBoxPodcast @theblackbusinesscompany

Listen to Hala join Courtney and Brianna from the Basic Badass Bitches podcast as they talk about what it was like for Hala growing up, and how she got to be the CEO of a successful podcast marketing agency. Born and raised in New Jersey, Hala started her career at Hot97! After being fired and cut off three years into working for free, she used that experience to launch herself into success. But it didn't come easy!  The next 5 years, Hala saw ups and downs, being promised two MTV opportunities to only be taken away. Hala Taha is now the host of Young and Profiting Podcast, frequently ranked as a #1 Education podcast across all apps.  Hala is also the CEO of YAP Media, a full-service social media and podcast marketing agency for top podcasters, celebrities and CEOs projected to generate over $1M in revenue in its first year.  She is well-known for her engaged following and influence on Linkedin, and she landed the January 2021 cover of Podcast Magazine. She started Young and Profiting Podcast and YAP Media as a side hustle, and now has several high-profile clients and over 40 employees.  Hala is an expert on networking, personal branding, Linkedin marketing, side hustles, entrepreneurship, and podcasting.   Sponsored by -  Setapp - Head over to setapp.com to try Setapp free for a week.   The Jordan Harbinger Show - Listen to the show here jordanharbinger.com/start    Social Media:   Follow YAP on IG: www.instagram.com/youngandprofiting Reach out to Hala directly at Hala@YoungandProfiting.com Follow Hala on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/htaha/ Follow Hala on Instagram: www.instagram.com/yapwithhala Follow Hala on Clubhouse: @halataha Check out our website to meet the team, view show notes and transcripts: www.youngandprofiting.com

Welcome to The God Idenity Podcast with Host Arnesjah and Special Guest Lyndosha Jamison. Topic:  Leveling up to be a High-Value Woman. Are you tired of the mundane way of living? Meet Lyndosha, a Spelman graduate, who is now a multi-six-figure lawyer building a law firm that is on its way to $1M this year and has envisioned and achieved all of her major goals since she was 8 years old. When she is not practicing law, she is teaching high-achieving women how to envision their elevation and live life more abundantly. This episode is full of gems where Lyndosha shares applicable steps for women to level up to a higher version of themselves within their gifts, passions, and money habits. You don't want to miss this one! Tune in to our conversation now. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for information and inspiratonal purposes. Enjoying the Conversation?  To learn more about the Up2Me Radio Network, this show, host, guests and to subscribe to the show visit the God Identity Showpage at www.up2meradio.com LIke and follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, Instagram at Up2Me.radio and on Twitter at Up2Me Radio  

It is 100% possible to purchase commercial real estate with no money down, Cody Davis, a 21-Year-Old shares how he already purchased 30 units with no money of his own, with seller financing, following up, and asking for it. Read the entire interview here: https://bit.ly/3iEbGIr How much money did you use to buy your properties? I had no money of my own in the deals and I had to come up with money. The zero down isn't quite true, because it takes money but doesn't have to be your money. So I had to come up with $125,000 for each twelveplex, that's 250k. And $90,000 for the sixplex, they were all seller financed. So they were lower down payments, but it was no money on my own. How did you convince the seller to carry the first loan? As far as convincing the seller, this is the first time I've ever worked with him and ever spoken to him, so I had to learn about his story. I met up with him and I asked him how he got started. He started out with a sixplex, it was his very first property. He bought it for $90,000 around 2004. But he bought it with 10% down, that was $9,000, he traded nine grand for a sixplex, he lived in one of the units, the owner financed for him. He wanted to buy the land next to it, but he didn't have the $2,000 to buy it. This was all of his money. And today, he has a handful of properties. He is doing brand new developments, single family communities, apartment buildings. I just went through and asked him how he did it, what he started with, what his thoughts were on how to get started. He said, you need to find someone who will seller finance you a property. I said, Okay, will you seller finance me this property? He said, Sure. How did you find the $125,000 second loan? I asked the owner of the firm, I got this opportunity, can you help me out? We looked at the numbers and he said, Yes, it makes sense, let's do it. He helped fund it. It's about asking for help, it doesn't have to be a one person show. You don't have to be self made because you're going to grow based off of your interactions with others. What were some of the things that people said no to? And how were you able to overcome that? I had a lot of help starting out. But the objections that I got, and it's good to know the objections, such as you haven't done this before, you're young, you've never seen this much money in your life. Those are some of the objections. I am a Grant Cardone guy, I love to study from him. That's just a complaint. They're complaining that they didn't start this young, in my mind. And so I had to flip it, I said, that's the reason we should do this, because if you were in this position, you would want the same opportunity. Now, this is how I'm going to protect your money. Once the property stabilized, it's worth $1M. To back that up, I got an offer and I'm going to be selling this twelveplex. As long as things move forward, we're going to close. The financials are all good with the bank and I helped them sell a couple properties, so they're 1031 exchanging it, but I got the value up to where I projected it would be. If they had to foreclose on me, I just presented as The property has $560,000 in debt with the seller, if you foreclose on me, you're getting a million dollar property with a $560k debt for $125,000 in one year, that's a good ROI, so let's do this, just like the sixplex I purchased. Sign up for our newsletter here: www.montecarlorei.com Cody Davis Instagram: codyd2020 Facebook: www.facebook.com/michaelmccann.davis --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/best-commercial-retail-real-estate-investing-advice-ever/support

Reaching the $1 million threshold is a milestone for all entrepreneurs. But that doesn't mean everyone actually gets there. In fact, less than 2% of all American businesses have been able to get past this marker. And with the right approach, you can also be a part of that elite group.  In today's episode, we take a deep dive into the millionaire mindset with Chicago-based business consultant Brad Farris.  Brad leads his team of consultants at Anchor Advisors to get creative services firms reach their million-dollar objective through strategic decision-making and goal realignment.  Learn the most common pitfalls of expanding your business, why you can't reach that $1M mark, and what you can do to ensure unlimited growth.  We'll talk about:  Anchor Advisors [1:57] The Value of Specialization [5:56] Higher Client Qualification [11:19] Becoming Attractive to Clients [12:26] Challenges of Reaching $1M [3:55] Solving Burnout [13:55] The Art of Selling Services [18:49] Doing Outreach [22:15] The Role of Salespeople [27:08] Raising Prices [35:15] Take a Vacation [36:48]   Resource Links: Brett Trainor Website (https://bretttrainor.com/) Download Startup to Scaleup: A 4-Part Framework to Grow Your B2B Business to $10 Million (https://bretttrainor.com/resources/) Anchor Advisors (https://anchoradvisors.com) Business Growth Assessment Test (https://learn.anchoradvisors.com/accelerate-your-business-growth/) About Our Guest: As Principal Advisor, Brad Farris guides business owners through the pitfalls and joys of growing their business. Brad is passionate about helping business owners find better ways to do things, make more money and enjoy life more. Brad is a speaker and author.    If you liked this episode, please don't forget to tune in, subscribe, and share this podcast.  Connect with me and learn more about growing your business: Email: BT@BrettTrainor.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bretttrainor/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCySoKsETeKxu-Fnf2VfE7Gg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrainorBrett Twitter: https://twitter.com/Brett_Trainor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bretttrainor/  

Welcome to another episode of Explode Your Expert Biz Show, brought to you by http://gtex.org.uk/, I am your host, Simone Vincenzi, The Experts Strategist, and this is the podcast for experts who want to become the ultimate authority in their niche while making an impact in the world. We have created the Ultimate Publicity Bundle where you will get access to: A Curated Database Of 500+ Media Publications That Are Looking For Speakers 100+ Podcasts looking for guests. My templates on how to connect with journalists. My follow up framework to maximise every single speaking opportunity you have. All of this for only £29,99 for a limited period of time. Click here to download. http://bit.ly/publicity-bundle-podcast Today I have the pleasure to Interview Moe Abbas Moe Abbas is the Co-Founder and CEO of Acadium, a company that matches emerging marketing talent with mentors looking to grow their business affordably. Acadium has raised $1M from top angel investors, and it has launched more careers in digital marketing than any other platform to date. Moe began his entrepreneurial journey at 19, founding two companies and later selling them. At 21, he founded Ottawa General Contractors, and in his late 20's he pivoted towards tech because he believed the industry could create the most positive impact. This is how Acadium, the number 1 place in the world to launch a career in digital marketing, began. In this episode, we talk about: How anyone with a computer can launch a career as an independent digital marketer How true, affordable marketing talent is easily attainable Acadium's journey and future Connect with Moe Abbas Website: https://acadium.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acadiumofficial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/acadiumofficial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AcadiumOfficial Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTsx2qyVNA6gc0vWl1bEbkg To become a GTeX Member, Apply here: https://gtex.events/call ----- To receive daily support in your coaching and speaking business, join our private Facebook Group EXPLODE YOUR EXPERT BIZ https://www.facebook.com/groups/explodeyourexpertbiz/ ------- Take a full business assessment for free to have absolute clarity on your business with the EXPERT BIZ CHECKLIST. http://bit.ly/expert-biz-checklist-podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/explode/message

On the Profitable Joyful Consulting podcast, I teach you how to increase your profits and enjoy your business more. In this episode, you'll learn how my client Kerry, an IT consultant, crossed the million dollar mark.  Kerry has been with me for a journey across the million dollar mark. I know people are always curious - how do you get to $1M in your business? - so I had Kerry break it down for you in this episode. People associate growth with the number of hours worked, and I do my best to disabuse my clients of that notion. It's truly not about working more, it's about working smarter.  When Kerry first came to me, she and her team were exhausted. They were working the absolute maximum numbers they could work. They were fried and they were sad because they were missing out on other things that really matter, like their families. Their success was unsustainable, and they needed to do things a different way.  In this episode, you'll discover: 0:40 Why it's not about hard work (and what It's about instead)  1:27 How a perfect client profile brings perfect clients into being 2:55 How Kerry shifted from being fried to working exclusively in her Joy and Genius Zone™ 4:32 Why the traditional consulting model didn't work for Kerry's firm 6:26 Exactly what Kerry believes made the biggest difference 7:25 How Kerry would structure revenue if she started over 8:12 The key difference maker (besides the revenue model)  9:12 The results of Kerry's work with Samantha  10:56 The biggest intangible benefits to Kerry - thinking bigger 11:42 Kerry talks about the idea of being limitless  12:38 Kerry grew her revenue 70% to take her business across the million dollar mark - during the pandemic 14:06 The top three lessons Kerry has learned from her business' growth 14:42 The surprising reaction Kerry's customers had to the new pricing model 15:18 What Kerry learned about herself and what she would tell her former self Tune into this episode to get ideas and inspiration for your own business. Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7mNttGWn0ZM or listen on your favorite podcast app: www.enlightenedmarketing.com.  

Greatest Of Episode 2 Meet Tyler Cauble, a commercial real estate investor in Nashville, a bestselling author, and creates online content for his business. He focuses on office, retail, and industrial leasing or sales with small businesses and entrepreneurs in East Nashville. Also meet Matthew Throop, a multifamily investor, cannabis entrepreneur, and an all-around creative investor. He changed his mindset six years ago, moved from a comfortable space in Colorado, and embraced a growth mentality with a new life in Minnesota. Also meet Yonah Weiss, a cost segregation expert, commercial real estate investor, host of the Weiss Advice podcast, and has saved millions of taxes for property owners. He believes in the power of networking which is why he interviews successful people in life and business. Also meet Michael Sjorgen, short term rental investor and mentor who teaches people to create full-time income on Airbnb. He has been in the real estate industry for a few years now where he has been able to retire himself, his wife, and his mother from nine to five jobs. Also meet Soto and Sairi Pelaez, home builders, real estate investors with over a $1M portfolio, and a married couple from Nashville. They were only focused on building and selling homes before the pandemic situation pushed them to start renting. What You Will Discover:  [00:37] How To Be Picky With The People You Surround Yourself With [05:00] How To Be Uncomfortable And Embrace A Growth Mentality [10:33] How To Shift Your Mind, Time, And Energy To Be In The Space As A Success [16:15] The Four Golden Tips To Becoming A Successful Real Estate Investor [20:39] The Importance Of Forming Valuable Long Term Relationships  Relevant Links:  Website: https://www.tylercauble.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylercauble/ Book: Open for Business: The Insider's Guide to Leasing Commercial Real Estate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/investordadmatt/ Website: https://www.yonahweiss.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cost-segregation-yonah-weiss/ Website: https://www.strsecrets.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikesjogren/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_airbnbguy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theAirbnbGuy/ Podcast: STR secrets Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soto.pelaez/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sairiiveth/ Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad  #podcast

John has a net worth of 4.2M. Of the 4.2M, 1.8M is invested in real estate split between his primary home and a condo rental. He as about 500K in his 401(k), and an additional 800K in other retirement accounts. John is 55 years old and first hit a net worth of 1M at the age of 39. He discusses teaching his kids about money, vacation costs, estimated spending after retirement, general mistakes and advice, and what it feels like being close to retirement.  www.millionairesunveiled.com

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Prestonwood gave $1M last week for missions work among muslim people groups. Also, CP giving remains more than $6M above budget.

President Biden is mandating vaccines, but unions are pushing back saying that this needs to be bargained. Plus OSHA has issued a $1M fine to a Georgia Poultry plant that killed 6 workers

Kim Darling (Vice President & Executive Producer, INBOUND) shares how HubSpot is thinking about the hybrid future, from sponsors and budgets to inspiration, all with an audience-first lens. Kim leads the global event team at INBOUND, one of the most well-respected B2B events in the industry. Since 2014, Kim has grown the Global Events team from 2 to 20+ people and grown INBOUND registrants from 7,500 to 26,000+ and many more virtual attendees in 2020. Under Kim's leadership, ticket and sponsorship revenue have grown exponentially and the team launched a media branch of the INBOUND experience that has achieved up to 1M views per week at its height while putting a spotlight on stories of company and personal growth.

Today you get to meet Luke Hohmann - one of the most energetic, thoughtful people I know on the planet. We first met and also worked together during my days in the software industry as an Agile coach. I also had the privilege to help facilitate one of his Budget Games for the city of San Jose - citizens engaged in prioritizing the multi-million dollar city budget by playing a game to spend limited funds on a range of budgetary options. He's now the Founder and CEO of FirstRoot, Inc., a Benefit Corporation devoted to creating greater economic equality. That's a very complex problem, and Luke recognizes that it can't be solved individually - we have to work together to come up with ideas and solutions, and then work together to make them happen. FirstRoot's approach is to give youth financial literacy in a unique, fun way, through something called Participatory Budgeting. His audacious goal: student groups in 1M schools globally to each budget $1k and watch what happens when youth control $1B in capital. And by the time this episode launches, Luke and his team will have a version of Participatory Budgeting for families so together they can work out plans for money decisions like vacations and charitable giving. Today we're going to explore how your family and school can tap into the power of Participatory Budgeting to build financial literacy skills and get youth involved in solving problems that matter.

Today you get to meet Luke Hohmann - one of the most energetic, thoughtful people I know on the planet. We first met and also worked together during my days in the software industry as an Agile coach. I also had the privilege to help facilitate one of his Budget Games for the city of San Jose - citizens engaged in prioritizing the multi-million dollar city budget by playing a game to spend limited funds on a range of budgetary options. He's now the Founder and CEO of FirstRoot, Inc., a Benefit Corporation devoted to creating greater economic equality. That's a very complex problem, and Luke recognizes that it can't be solved individually - we have to work together to come up with ideas and solutions, and then work together to make them happen. FirstRoot's approach is to give youth financial literacy in a unique, fun way, through something called Participatory Budgeting. His audacious goal: student groups in 1M schools globally to each budget $1k and watch what happens when youth control $1B in capital. And by the time this episode launches, Luke and his team will have a version of Participatory Budgeting for families so together they can work out plans for money decisions like vacations and charitable giving. Today we're going to explore how your family and school can tap into the power of Participatory Budgeting to build financial literacy skills and get youth involved in solving problems that matter.

Is it better to pay tax on $5 million than on $1M? Also, an asset location strategy to lower RMDs and taxes but still maintain portfolio growth, and an argument against Roth IRAs. Is it valid? Plus, what counts as contributions if you withdraw from Roth after 5 years? Why not pay the tax on a Roth conversion out of an IRA? Roth conversions vs. the medical insurance ACA subsidy, and what? Joe, arrogant?! Podcast survey, free resources, transcript, ask money questions: https://bizlink.to/ymyw-337

This week! Tim liked Fear Street Part Two! Netflix's original animated series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is…out? And someone paid a million dollars — a literal million dollars — for a sealed and graded video game! We also discuss Blood of Zeus, streaming from a hacked 3DS, and more! 00:07:18 — STUPID QUESTIONS! Something about easily identifiable body parts. 00:16:35 — TV! Blood of Zeus, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness 00:38:22 — MOVIES! Fear Street Part Two: 1978 00:45:36 — VIDEO GAMES! A very special 3DS, $1M graded games Keep up with The Keep Up! Treignwreck.com/thekeepup Facebook.com/TheKeepUp Instagram: thekeepuppodcast YouTube: The Keep Up

After 4+ years, over 200 episodes and 1M downloads, Tammi and Sondra are ready to take an indefinite break from recording the podcast. The pandemic of 2020-21 has invited so many emotions: grief, resilience, liminality. But it has also invited us to question how we do everything. Tammi and Sondra have decided to accept this invitation as a chance to work on individual new projects that could only happen if the decks were cleared. They aren't shutting anything down, there is a beautiful archive that they hope you will continue to enjoy. And they aren't saying they won't pop back in sometime in the future, so that is why, as it's said, goodbye for now.

Show #1161.   If you get any value from this podcast please consider supporting my work on Patreon. Plus all Patreon supporters get their own unique ad-free podcast feed.   Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Friday 30th July. It's  Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to.   Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they've built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It's a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too.   GAC AION WITH FAST CHARGING SPEED COMPARABLE TO REFUELING   - Compared to the current fast-charging time of pure electric models, which takes 30 minutes to recharge to 80% of battery capacity, this graphene-based battery has a 6C fast charge capability, combined with a 600A high-power charger, can be recharged to 80% capacity in 8 minutes. The battery has also passed the most stringent safety test – Battery Shooting Test, possessing quality and reliability of the highest standard.   - This graphene-based battery technology is an industry leader. It will significantly shorten charging time, as well as greatly extend battery life, solving the current“ pain points” of pure electric vehicles. The good news is that this battery technology has come out of the laboratory into real-world production. Aion V, the first vehicle model equipped with this graphene-based battery, has entered the mass production testing phase. It is poised to lead the electric vehicle industry into a new stage of development.   - 3C version: to charge from 0 to 80 percent in 16 minutes   - 6C version: to charge from 0 to 80 percent in 8 minutes,   - GAC already referred to the 3C version as having a silicon anode, but the 6C version is graphene based and probably has a hybrid silicon-graphene anode.   - with a SOC of 80 % the – almost full – battery is still being charged at 481 kW. Moreover, it only took 4 minutes to charge 35,1 kWh, which points to an average charging rate of 526,5 kW.   Original Source : https://pushevs.com/2021/07/30/gac-aion-with-fast-charging-speed-comparable-to-refueling/   FORD MUSTANG MACH-E MULE IS ACTUALLY A FUTURE LINCOLN ELECTRIC VEHICLE   - As Ford Authority reported in January of 2019, the Ford Mustang Mach-E was always intended to spawn a Lincoln electric vehicle on the same platform. While we're still waiting for this vehicle to be revealed, Lincoln announced just last month that it will electrify its entire lineup by 2030, and confirmed that its first EV model will launch in 2022   - Ford Authority spies have captured what appears to be a camouflaged Mach-E, but it's actually a cleverly disguised early Lincoln electric vehicle mule.   - Lincoln's first EV will launch just in time for the brand's 100th anniversary and will kick off the automaker's push to have half of its global sales consist of zero-emissions vehicles by the year 2035.   Original Source : https://fordauthority.com/2021/07/ford-mustang-mach-e-mule-is-actually-a-future-lincoln-electric-vehicle/   TESLA RELEASES BIG, NEW SOFTWARE UPDATE WITH DISNEY+   - “You can now watch Disney+ in the Tesla Theater app. To launch Tesla Theater, tap the Entertainment icon in the Application Launcher and select the Theater tab while your car is in PARK.”   - “Car Wash Mode closes all windows, locks the charge port and disables windshield wipers, sentry mode, walk-away door locks and parking sensor chimes. For automatic car washes with conveyor belts, the Free Roll option shifts to Neutral and prevents the parking brake from automatically applying if you leave. To access Car Wash Mode, tap Controls > Service > Car Wash Mode.”   - “You can now enable or disable automatic dimming for your mirrors. To access, tap Controls > Mirror > Mirror Auto Dim.”   - “Dashcam can now automatically save clips whenever your vehicle detects the occurrence of a safety event (such as an accident or airbag deployment) Recordings captured are stored and never transmitted to Tesla. To opt-in, tap Controls > Safety & Security > Dashcam > AUTO To, lead more about how to setup and use Dashcam, please refer to the Owner's Manual.”   - “You can now switch between battery percentage and distance units by tapping the range display next to the battery icon.”   - “To remain connected to Wi-Fi when shifting into gear, tap the Wi-Fi icon > Wi-Fi Settings > Remain Connected in Drive. This is especially useful for users who wish to use their hotspots for connectivity.”   Original Source : https://electrek.co/2021/07/29/tesla-releases-big-software-update-disney-car-wash-mode-hotspot   NIKOLA FOUNDER TREVOR MILTON CHARGED WITH SECURITIES FRAUD   - Trevor Milton, the founder of Nikola Corp.  and onetime executive chairman of the electric-truck startup, was indicted Thursday on securities-fraud charges for allegedly lying to investors about its business making commercial trucks powered by alternative fuel.   - Mr. Milton, who resigned from the company last September, faces two counts of securities fraud and one count of wire fraud, according to an indictment made public Thursday. The 39-year-old faces a maximum 25-year prison term if convicted of the top securities-fraud charge.   - Mr. Milton pleaded not guilty to the charges in federal court in Manhattan on Thursday and was released on $100 million bond.   - Prosecutors said some of Mr. Milton's claims were false and from November 2019 to September 2020, amounted to a scheme to defraud individual, nonprofessional investors.          Mr. Milton's scheme was motivated by wealth and fame, prosecutors said. As Nikola's stock price went up, Mr. Milton's shares were once worth at least $8.5 billion   - To create one video detailed in the indictment, Mr. Milton directed a Nikola employee to use footage of a Nikola One—which wasn't safe and had no batteries—rolling down a hill, prosecutors said. In the video, which appeared on social media, the truck appears to be driving without an incline, according to the indictment.   Original Source : https://www.wsj.com/articles/nikola-founder-trevor-milton-charged-with-lying-to-investors-11627563648   VOLKSWAGEN EARNINGS Q2 2021   - Volkswagen posted record first-half earnings on Thursday while also raising its target for profit margin.   - The German automaker saw first-half operating profit before special items hit 11.4 billion euros ($13.5 billion), exceeding pre-pandemic levels on the back of increased demand for premium cars in Europe and the Americas, while electric vehicle deliveries almost tripled.   - Half of Volkswagen's sales are expected to be battery-electric vehicles by 2030, the German carmaker said in a recent strategy update, while almost 100% of its new vehicles in major markets should be zero-emission vehicles by 2040.   Original Source : https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/29/volkswagen-earnings-q2-2021.html   Matthias Schmidt on Twitter: ".@VWGroup CEO @Herbert_Diess tells German chat show #MarkusLanz that the specific CO2 emission factor of 300 g/KWh is the boundary where EVs make sense. Says Germany achieves this on some days but UK and France (nuclear) way ahead." / Twitter .   Original Source : https://twitter.com/auto_schmidt/status/1420512392803495936   Matthias Schmidt on Twitter: ".@VWGroup CEO Diess says the group expect to deliver >1M plug-in (BEV/PHEV) models this year (2021) and expect to meet CO2 targets in EU. Omission of China/N.Am targets likely translate to an expected miss here Says the group welcomes #fitfor55 EU targets, "tough but achievable"" / Twitter   Says the group welcomes #fitfor55 EU targets, "tough but achievable"   Original Source : https://twitter.com/auto_schmidt/status/1420644318851776512   VOLKSWAGEN CEO: WE NEED TO CHANGE E-CAR APPROACH IN CHINA   - Volkswagen must change its approach to how it sells electric vehicles (EV) in China, the world's largest car market, Chief Executive Herbert Diess said, in a response to poor EV sales there."Sales are picking up but it requires focus and different approaches as the customers for the EVs are much younger and different to our customer base we are having with the more traditional brands like Volkswagen in China,"   Original Source : https://money.usnews.com/investing/news/articles/2021-07-29/volkswagen-ceo-we-need-to-change-e-car-approach-in-china   PANASONIC'S Q1 PROFIT SOARS 27 TIMES ON ROBUST DEMAND FOR CAR BATTERIES   - Panasonic Corp said first-quarter operating profit surged more than 27 times, handily beating expectations   - Panasonic, a key supplier of batteries to Tesla Inc, has moved away from low-margin consumer electronics, and now focuses on electric car batteries, industrial-use components and production machinery.   - Panasonic is launching a test line in Japan to make Tesla's so-called 4680 battery cells, which the automaker claims will halve battery costs and help it ramp up battery production 100-fold by 2030.   Original Source : https://auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/auto-components/panasonics-q1-profit-soars-27-times-on-robust-demand-for-car-batteries-appliances/84852920   AUDI RELEASES TWO MORE Q4 E-TRON VATIANTS     Original Source : https://www.electrive.com/2021/07/29/audi-releases-two-more-q4-e-tron-variants/   PLANS SUBMITTED FOR £450M NISSAN CAR BATTERY GIGAFACTORY IN SUNDERLAND   Original Source : https://www.sunderlandecho.com/business/plans-submitted-for-ps450m-nissan-car-battery-gigafactory-in-sunderland-3327881   MORE THAN 250 ALL-ELECTRIC ECANTER DELIVERED   Original Source : https://www.automotiveworld.com/news-releases/more-than-250-all-electric-ecanter-delivered-daimler-truck-subsidiary-fuso-pushes-ahead-with-transformation-in-q2/   QUESTION OF THE WEEK WITH EMOBILITYNORWAY.COM   With 2877 Superchargers globally and 25000 stalls, what do you think about Tesla's plan to open up the network to everyone?   Email me your thoughts and I'll read them out on Sunday – hello@evnewsdaily.com   It would mean a lot if you could take 2mins to leave a quick review on whichever platform you download the podcast.   And  if you have an Amazon Echo, download our Alexa Skill, search for EV News Daily and add it as a flash briefing.   Come and say hi on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter just search EV News Daily, have a wonderful day, I'll catch you tomorrow and remember…there's no such thing as a self-charging hybrid.   PREMIUM PARTNERS PHIL ROBERTS / ELECTRIC FUTURE BRAD CROSBY PORSCHE OF THE VILLAGE CINCINNATI AUDI CINCINNATI EAST VOLVO CARS CINCINNATI EAST NATIONALCARCHARGING.COM and ALOHACHARGE.COM DEREK REILLY FROM THE EV REVIEW IRELAND YOUTUBE CHANNEL RICHARD AT RSEV.CO.UK – FOR BUYING AND SELLING EVS IN THE UK EMOBILITYNORWAY.COM/

Today's show rundown: Mark and Chuck get stopped by listeners frequently how cool is that Mark found out that we were a sliver away from losing our country We could have had reinforcements at The Capitol but Pelosi wanted it to happen This Capitol hearing is the 3rd impeachment trial of Trump Chuck Woolery is not an ignorant slut Unrealized Gain tax - keep your eyes on it Mark explains unrealized gains a bit 500K and 1M jobs eliminated with the Tax Bill The current tax/job bill has been in for over 50 years The work around is to set up trust accounts But trust accounts can be tricky and difficult The Left does not want to be bothered by the constituents We need to find out how much TAX we ACTUALLY pay Chuck talks "Progressive" tax - Woodrow Wilson Biden says "no serious economist thinks inflation will happen" - what a joke How does Biden explain the housing price increase The Left thinks they are smarter than they are Steve says get educated on Taxes There is a tax bill on the floor HR-25 Contact your congress person and support HR-25 More about Steve Hayes: Steven L. Hayes graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas and the University of San Francisco Law School. As a self-described “recovering” tax attorney he spent considerable time and resources investigating alternatives to the income tax. Based on his research, including interviewing tax practitioners, business owners, employees and economists, he determined the best solution was to eliminate the income tax and the IRS and replace them with a national retail sales tax collected by the states. In 1990, Mr. Hayes joined and became President of Citizens For An Alternative Tax System (CATS), a non-profit 501(c)(4) lobbying organization, which was the 1st organization dedicated to the idea of replacing the federal income tax with a national sales tax. He was also instrumental in forming the Florida FairTax® Educational Association, Inc., (FFETA) and currently serves on the FFETA board of directors. Hayes has appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows, had numerous articles published in newspapers and magazines, and regularly speaks to groups of citizens around the country about why we must eliminate the income tax and the IRS and replace them with a national retail sales tax. Mr. Hayes has testified before the House Ways And Means Committee and former Congressman Jack Kemp's Tax Reform Committee. He is widely sought after as a subject matter expert on tax reform panels and forums. Connect with Steve Hayes: Website: https://fairtax.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fairtaxofficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FairTax YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FairTaxOfficial?feature=watch LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fairtax-official Be sure to go checkout our friends at Gold Co. and receive your free IRA Guide! https://offers.goldco.com/pod-bft-protect-your-retirement-loophole?sfcid=7014T0000005fDF&ls=001-Email-Blunt-Force-Truth-Podcast&cn=855-546-1792&utm_source=Blunt-Force-Truth-Podcast&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=7014T0000005fDF Give H2Max a try and let us know what you think: buyh2max.com Help us bring you the best content possible. Due to the left's boycotts of those who advertise with Conservatives, we have had a number of advertisers back-out to avoid possible backlash. Support the show and gain access to even more content at https://www.patreon.com/bftpodcast Don't forget to leave us a voicemail for the chance to have it played on a future episode. You can do so by clicking the link. https://bluntforcetruth.com/voicemail/ Also, check...

Today's show rundown: Mark and Chuck get stopped by listeners frequently how cool is that Mark found out that we were a sliver away from losing our country We could have had reinforcements at The Capitol but Pelosi wanted it to happen This Capitol hearing is the 3rd impeachment trial of Trump Chuck Woolery is not an ignorant slut Unrealized Gain tax - keep your eyes on it Mark explains unrealized gains a bit 500K and 1M jobs eliminated with the Tax Bill The current tax/job bill has been in for over 50 years The work around is to set up trust accounts But trust accounts can be tricky and difficult The Left does not want to be bothered by the constituents We need to find out how much TAX we ACTUALLY pay Chuck talks "Progressive" tax - Woodrow Wilson Biden says "no serious economist thinks inflation will happen" - what a joke How does Biden explain the housing price increase The Left thinks they are smarter than they are Steve says get educated on Taxes There is a tax bill on the floor HR-25 Contact your congress person and support HR-25 More about Steve Hayes: Steven L. Hayes graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas and the University of San Francisco Law School. As a self-described “recovering” tax attorney he spent considerable time and resources investigating alternatives to the income tax. Based on his research, including interviewing tax practitioners, business owners, employees and economists, he determined the best solution was to eliminate the income tax and the IRS and replace them with a national retail sales tax collected by the states. In 1990, Mr. Hayes joined and became President of Citizens For An Alternative Tax System (CATS), a non-profit 501(c)(4) lobbying organization, which was the 1st organization dedicated to the idea of replacing the federal income tax with a national sales tax. He was also instrumental in forming the Florida FairTax® Educational Association, Inc., (FFETA) and currently serves on the FFETA board of directors. Hayes has appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows, had numerous articles published in newspapers and magazines, and regularly speaks to groups of citizens around the country about why we must eliminate the income tax and the IRS and replace them with a national retail sales tax. Mr. Hayes has testified before the House Ways And Means Committee and former Congressman Jack Kemp's Tax Reform Committee. He is widely sought after as a subject matter expert on tax reform panels and forums. Connect with Steve Hayes: Website: https://fairtax.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fairtaxofficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FairTax YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FairTaxOfficial?feature=watch LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fairtax-official Be sure to go checkout our friends at Gold Co. and receive your free IRA Guide! https://offers.goldco.com/pod-bft-protect-your-retirement-loophole?sfcid=7014T0000005fDF&ls=001-Email-Blunt-Force-Truth-Podcast&cn=855-546-1792&utm_source=Blunt-Force-Truth-Podcast&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=7014T0000005fDF Give H2Max a try and let us know what you think: buyh2max.com Help us bring you the best content possible. Due to the left's boycotts of those who advertise with Conservatives, we have had a number of advertisers back-out to avoid possible backlash. Support the show and gain access to even more content at https://www.patreon.com/bftpodcast Don't forget to leave us a voicemail for the chance to have it played on a future episode. You can do so by clicking the link. https://bluntforcetruth.com/voicemail/ Also, check...

You know that failure is part of the deal...in theory. I'm not talking about a typo in an email or a photo that isn't your best on social media. I'm talking about real #adulting things.  Have you decided ahead of time what you will do  when "bad" things happen in your business? Will you fall apart and make it mean that you are a failure and should quit? This is one option. The other option is to see this as part of the plan that is making you a better foodpreneur and human and to learn from it to make your business even better. Ep #17 The 80% Rule to Get More DoneEp #16 Grow Your Sales to $1M and Beyond with Doug HelbigIf you want more help turning your delicious dream into a real, profitable food business, apply for FoodBizSuccess.com to see if it is a good fit for you.Food Business Success™ Facebook GroupFood Business Success™ YouTube ChannelFood Business Success™ Instagram & IGTVFor the full transcript of the episode and other links: https://www.foodbizsuccess.com/48

Wondering what exactly you want your work/life balance to look like? On this episode of Loan Officer Freedom, the #1 podcast nationwide for loan officers, my friend Tony Moore shares the strategic steps he and his wife, Michelle, took during their inspiring walk in becoming successful mortgage loan officers making well over 1M annually. We jump into the details surrounding these three activities that Tony has been consistently proactive with. Marketing to your past database by using the strategies from the coaching program Going after high level realtors and staying in front of them Status update calls on Tuesdays Learn how to find your “why” by using these building blocks for what you envision your work/life balance to be. It'll be no time before you too are on the road to Loan Officer Freedom. Ready to use these strategies to increase your loan production without working so many hours? Jump on a complimentary strategy call with us by visiting LoanOfficerStrategyCall.com and choose the day that works best for you.

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NOTE: This episode includes Explicit Language. This week we are interviewing TikTok creator, Victoria Paris. We Chat with her about how she grew from 0 to 1M subscribers in 6 months and how she plans on growing her business from here on out. Subscribe to our Creator Economy newsletter, The Publish Press.